OUR STOREFRONT
Like what you see online? Come shop our expanded offering of apparel, accessories and homegoods at our new brick-and-mortar storefront in historic downtown Port Townsend, WA.
HOURS:
Thursday-Sunday
11am-5pm
ADDRESS:
Port Townsend, WA 98368
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Our space is one-level, with no steps and mostly hard wood flooring surfaces with some low-pile area rugs.
Our ADA-accessible bathroom and dressing room is currently under construction and expected to be open to the public later this spring.
Our tables for events can be adjusted in height. We have weight-rated seating for events, including individual chairs rated up to 340lbs and small sofas rated up to 1000lbs.
There is a non-ADA ramp that leads from the sidewalk to our front door. Our front door is not automatic.
Please reach out to us with any accessibility questions, or to arrange accommodations before your visit.
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Our vintage, indie and secondhand apparel offerings range in sizes XS-3X, with an ever-expanding selection of items up to size 6X.
Most of our clothing items are created with unisex or women’s clothing patterns, and suited to those with androgynous or femme gender presentations. We encourage guests of all genders and expressions to explore and try whatever garments speak to them.
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We uphold that taking precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our space is an important form of community care, and extension of our values of antiracism, body liberation, and disability justice.
We wear encourage everyone to wear masks in our space. A variety of styles of facemask are available for free at the entry of the store. Wear a properly-fitted mask throughout your visit and receive a 5% Community Care Discount at checkout.
As an added layer of prevention, we have two medical-grade HEPA 14 air purifiers running at all times in our space.
OUR GRIEF ALTAR & MEMORY TREE
You’re invited to bring an item to place on our community grief altar, or a digital image of a loved to print and hang on our Memory Tree. Our Memory Tree is for honoring human loved ones, while the grief altar is for honoring any experience of grief.
These ritual experiences are available to everyone, free of charge. We ask that flags not be placed on our grief altar.
THE PARLOR
The Parlor is KALMA’s community space, scheduled to open later this spring.